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... Shall claim a more exalted praife . Ye , as the ages flow unfold , Kindling a mighty Saxon's patriot mould , To peaceful homes and focial fires , To cultur'd plains and feftive boards Shall Shall call from hills and woods the wandering ...
... Shall claim a more exalted praife . Ye , as the ages flow unfold , Kindling a mighty Saxon's patriot mould , To peaceful homes and focial fires , To cultur'd plains and feftive boards Shall Shall call from hills and woods the wandering ...
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... shall be for him , the people of the Prince that cometh shall destroy the city and the fanctuary ; fo that they fhall cut down as with an inundation , and even to the 27 end of a decifive war fhall be defolations . Yet one week fhall ...
... shall be for him , the people of the Prince that cometh shall destroy the city and the fanctuary ; fo that they fhall cut down as with an inundation , and even to the 27 end of a decifive war fhall be defolations . Yet one week fhall ...
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... shall magnify himself in his heart : " -the Romans affumed lofty titles , treated all nations haughtily , and confidered themfelves as fovereigns of the earth . " By peace he fhall deftroy many : " - In times of peace , the Romans ...
... shall magnify himself in his heart : " -the Romans affumed lofty titles , treated all nations haughtily , and confidered themfelves as fovereigns of the earth . " By peace he fhall deftroy many : " - In times of peace , the Romans ...
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